Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20643, 15 February 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S A Fuller-Hayward Theatre “Where the Good Programmes Are! ” 2.15 TWICE DAILY 7.45 p.m. CHARLES MORTON and CHARLES MORTON and CHARLES MORTON and SALLY PHIPPS SALLY PHIPPS SALLY PHIPPS In the laughter romance of a college hero who finds that his trophies don’t make even a ripple in the Sea of Finance and who takes a job as Life Guard in an exclusive summer seaside resort. “NONE BUT THE BRAVE.” “ NONE BUT THE BRAVE.” “NONE BUT THE BRAVE.” “NONE BUT THE BRAVE.” A spdrkling, up-to-the-minute comedy chock full of laughs, thrills, and adventure'. AND ; Here’s something in thrills you have not witnessed before—a picture of Paris as it is, with its gaudy cafes and its intriguing Underworld. WARNER BAXTER and WARNER BAXTER and WARNER BAXTER and , MARGARET LIVINGSTON' MARGARET LIVINGSTON MARGARET LIVINGSTON “A WOMAN’S WAY.” “A WOMAN’S WAY.” “A WOMAN’S WAY.” “A WOMAN’S WAY." “A WOMAN’S WAY.” “A WOMAN’S WAY.” Surprises, suspense, tense moments, and thrilling adventures will hold you breathless from start to finish. Box Plans at the Bristol, or phone 10-591 [<JNG EDWARD THEATRE DIRECTION: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT - TO-NIGHT BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS

In the fastest and most thrilling comedy she has yet made—“SWIM, GIRL, SWIM.” “SWIM, GIRL, SWIM;” “SWIM, GIRL. SWIM.” “SWIM. GIRL, SWIM.” AND WARNER BAXTER and WARNER BAXTER and MARGARET LIVINGSTON MARGARET LIVINGSTON —ln—- ’ “A WOMAN'S WAY” “A WOMAN’S WAY.” A Thrilling Drama of the Paris Underworld. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. I M A R U. This is tlie place to enjoy your HOLlh'Aio. Good sea bathing and fishing grounds. THE ROYAL HOTEL . ‘ Provides good Accommodation and everv Comfort. SITUATED close t<? Beach t trout fishing rivers. LARGE MOTOR GARAGE NEXT m . DOOR. Tariff, 12s per day. Inquire Promptly for Rooms. , E. CARTER, Proprietor. WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH STAY AT HOTEL AMBASSADORS; .this new, up-to-date Private Hotel is tee best the city has to offer; C.TA. House by appointment. Cuisine excellent. Ifl MANCHESTER STREET. Minutes from Railway Station. Tariff: Casuals, I2s 6d 'per day* Phone 2939. Proprietor T. J. SLEEMAN WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTVV CHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE' HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation 52 Worcester street. West End. two minutes from C.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. P. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. Phone 872. 3Qtuy

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